Podcast
Milk and Mummies Podcast
Hosted by Raychel Addo · EN
A podcast for modern mums navigating the highs and lows of motherhood while juggling careers, relationships, and self-care. This show offers real, unfiltered conversations about parenting, working mum struggles, mental health, and everything in between.
Motherhood is beautiful, messy, and full of unexpected challenges. Whether you’re breastfeeding at 2 AM, tackling the school run, or trying to reclaim a little “me time,” Milk and Mummies is here to remind you—you’re not alone.
Each episode features honest stories, expert insights, and relatable chats that will make you laugh, cry, & feel seen.
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Raising Kids While Building a Talent Agency | Michelle Kirby
Feb 400:58:18Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Milk & Mummies, Raychel Addo is joined by Michelle Kirby, founder of Daisy & Dukes — one of the UK’s top talent agencies for young performers.Michelle opens up about her journey into the entertainment industry, building a successful agency, and how motherhood shaped her both personally and professionally. With her children now grown, she reflects on identity shifts, ambition beyond the early motherhood years, and what it means to redefine success in this next chapter of life.This episode covers: Career ambition and entrepreneurship Pregnancy, birth and early motherhood Raising older children and letting go Life as a modelling casting booker and agency owner Supporting parents and young talent in entertainment Rediscovering purpose after the kids fly the nest A powerful, honest conversation for mums at any stage of motherhood. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Motherhood, Ambition & Casting | Leanne Flinn on Birth, Career & Identity
Jan 2500:44:11Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Milk & Mummies host, Raychel Addo is joined by Casting Director Leanne Flinn for an honest conversation about career, creativity, motherhood, and ambition.Leanne shares her journey into casting, her biggest professional achievements, and how pregnancy, birth, and becoming a mum reshaped her identity, priorities, and creative instincts. Together, they explore the realities of working motherhood, industry pressures, and what meaningful support for mums in creative industries really looks like.A powerful episode for mothers, creatives, and anyone navigating change while holding onto their dreams.
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